Index of transparency 97 of real estate markets in the world Global Real Estate Transparency, published for the first time in 1999, revealed Corporation, Jones Lang LaSalle, together with its division of LaSalle Investment Management with an interval of every two years. The index is compiled on the basis of the General market information and data collected through a survey of the global business community.
Experts and specialists in the field of real estate markets also indicate that the transparency of the real estate market of the city of Saint-Petersburg occupies 44 place in the rating, the same has lost 9 positions in relation to the 35-th line in 2010.
In this case, as explained in the report of the study, a significant weakening of the market positions of Russia in the rating is explained by no means the deterioration of the situation in the country, a stable and fast increase of transparency of some of the developing markets.
According to the regional Director, head of the Department of financial markets and investments JLL in Russia and CIS Volumes of Devonshire Griffin, in Russia the level of transparency of the real estate market in 2012, a little increased in relation to the year 2010. For example, the agreements on the real estate market has become more transparent and clear, and the final result of the increased efficiency of legal protection of all the participants of market transactions.
The most stable and transparent real estate market in 2012 became the United States of America, for which with a small margin, followed by Australia and the United Kingdom.
In the category of "maximum transparency", are also Finland, Switzerland, New Zealand, France, Canada, Sweden and the Netherlands.
Analysts note that Belarus was in the list of countries with the most non-transparent property markets together with such countries as Sudan, Nigeria, Angola, Algeria, Pakistan, Iraq, Ghana, Tunisia and Mongolia.
